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News For TSL From The Last 14 Days Check below for free stories on TSL the last two weeks. Sign up for a free trial to see the rest of the stories you've been missing. June 19, 2013 07:52 EDT TSL Trina Solar management to meet with Deutsche Bank Subscribe for More Information June 18, 2013 10:31 EDT TSL Trina Solar management to meet with Deutsche Bank Meeting to be held in New York / San Francisco on June 18 hosted by Deutsche Bank 09:15 EDT TSL China to generate more heat using solar energy, China Daily says Subscribe for More Information June 17, 2013 12:29 EDT TSL On The Fly: Midday Wrap Subscribe for More Information 10:40 EDT TSL Solar stocks jump after China backs industry Chinese solar energy stocks are jumping after the Chinese government ordered power producers and lenders to provide more support to the industry. WHAT'S NEW: China's government announced that electric grid companies should give priority to obtaining power from solar plants, Bloomberg reported on Saturday. Lenders must help Chinese solar companies raise money, the news service also quoted the government as saying. TODAY'S PRICE ACTION: In mid-morning trading, LDK Solar (LDK) rallied 9.5% to $1.50, Suntech Power (STP) jumped 7% to $1, Trina Solar (TSL) surged 7% to $6.35. Yingli Green jumped 10% to $3.18, and Jinko Solar (JKS) climbed 7% to $9.40. WHAT'S NOTABLE: The EU has imposed high tariffs on Chinese solar companies, as it has accused the companies of selling solar panels at artificially low prices. Some EU countries have said that the dispute with China should be resolved quickly. June 15, 2013 15:50 EDT TSL China to boost solar industry with easier financing, Bloomberg says Subscribe for More Information June 13, 2013 06:26 EDT TSL IHS: Europe solar installations to fall to 11.6GW in 2013, DigiTimes says Europe solar installations are expected to fall by more than 6GW in 2013, reports DigiTimes, citing IHS. Anti-dumping duties on China-made modules is expected to cause 1.3GW of that decline. Reference Link June 12, 2013 13:09 EDT TSL IHS still expects solar installations to grow by at least 10% this year European photovoltaic installations are forecast to fall by more than 6 gigawatts, or GW, in 2013, with 1.3 GW of this decline attributed to incoming EU anti-dumping duties on Chinese modules according to a recently released analysis from IHS, the firm disclosed yesterday. Despite this dramatic fall, IHS still predicts global installations will grow at a double-digit rate to 35 GW in 2013 driven by a surge in demand in Asia. In its latest quarterly analysis on global photovoltaic installation demand, IHS cut has cut its forecast for the second half of 2013 in Europe by more than 1.3 GW, citing the anti-dumping tariffs that came into force on June 6. As a result of these duties, and several other factors, including changes to incentive systems, IHS predicts total European PV installations will fall to 11.6 GW in 2013, down 33 percent from 17.7 GW in 2012.Reference Link June 11, 2013 11:46 EDT TSL Solar names fall after LDK highlights polysilicon price weakness Subscribe for More Information June 6, 2013 09:45 EDT TSL China to up solar subsidies in face of EU tariffs, Want China Times says In response to anti-dumping tariffs imposed by the European Commission, the Chinese government will introduce new strategies and increase the amount of subsidies available for its domestic solar industry, reported Want China Times, citing the Chinese-language Commercial Times. Reference Link June 5, 2013 16:26 EDT TSL On The Fly: Closing Wrap Subscribe for More Information 12:32 EDT TSL On The Fly: Midday Wrap Subscribe for More Information 10:07 EDT TSL On The Fly: Analyst Downgrade Summary Subscribe for More Information 09:45 EDT TSL EU imposes tariffs on Chinese solar companies, Guardian reports Subscribe for More Information 09:25 EDT TSL On The Fly: Pre-market Movers Subscribe for More Information 08:07 EDT TSL Trina Solar releases statement on preliminary determination of anti-dumping duty "Trina Solar is disappointed with the European Commission's preliminary conclusion, as we disagree that we have dumped imports into the European market. The decision will negatively affect the European solar industry and is against the interests of the global solar market... We will continue to cooperate with the European Commission's investigation, and use evidence to defend our position that these duties are unwarranted and serve as an impediment to the broader adoption of solar energy as a sustainable energy source. We urge all parties involved to seek a mutually beneficial solution through consultation and negotiation. As a forward-thinking global company, we will continue to deploy options to most effectively serve all of our solar markets." 07:15 EDT TSL Trina Solar downgraded to Sell from Neutral at Goldman Subscribe for More Information Sign up for a free trial to see the rest of the stories you've been missing.